I'm sorry but I can't take this phony nonsense anymore!

It's really getting ridicules down in Crawford. Just look at this phony, media manufactured scene;
First the wide-shot above, which probably won't be featured in the newspapers since it reveals how staged the moment really is and then on the left the one that will get all the play.

You can get the remaining photos from this "event" by going here. I would provide a link to the "You Don't Speak For Me, Cindy" counter-rally that outnumbered Cindy Sheehan's 2-to-1 but remarkably I can't find any in the MSM. But I'll keep trying.

UPDATE: According to the Dallas Star-Telegram 3000-4000 people attended the pro-Bush rally with only 2 arrests for an "attitude thing." Funny but sadly accurate passage in the article;
Milton Pittman of Arlington and Libby Patterson of Fort Worth said they drove to Crawford to show their support for Bush and were amazed by the large crowds. "I think it shows the freedom of speech that we have in America," said Patterson.

Pittman agreed, calling the pro-Bush crowds "very cordial, like regular people," while saying the anti-war demonstrators seemed "confused."

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